In his 26th year working as a credentialed media member at the Greatest Spectacle in Racing, Jay Alley will share his thoughts and photos with Motorsport.com for the 97th running of the Indianapolis 500.

The final battle on the streets of Long Beach saw A.J. Foyt Racing back in the winner circle. The celebration will last for a bit of time as Sato became the first Japanese driver to capture an IndyCar race.

A. J. Foyt had to forgo his role as the 2012 grand marshal for the Rolex 24 last year, but the former winner at Daytona was present for this year’s event. As usual – except for a few topics – Foyt was willing to give his opinion and thoughts.

California: Ocean breezes, suntan lotion, palm trees, the Queen Mary, yachts, sailing, beaches, and surfing... plus the famous hairpin and the sounds of racing engines on the legendary street circuit in Long Beach!